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I have the following code in the template:

{if segment_2!='' AND segment_2!='category'}
    {exp:weblog:entries weblog="tariffs" require_entry="yes" disable="member_data|pagination|trackback" limit="1"}
        {if no_results}
            {redirect="404"}
        {/if}
        <h1>{title}</h1>
        {page_body}
    {/exp:weblog:entries}
{/if}

{if segment_2=='category'}
Blah
{/if}

As far as I’m concerned, one should see that “Blah” on http://my-site.com/index.php/tariffs/category/some_category_name, because the first conditional is totally ignored. However, I get a 404. But! If I replace {redirect="404"} with anything else, say “foo”, I see that “Blah” — everything works as expected.

Thanks in advance for your support.

Can you try adding a space between segment_2 and the ! character? Same thing with segment_3.

Adding a space gave no results. And there is no “segment_3” in the code.

Hi Georgiy,

When you say you got no results do you mean that the redirect worked and you got directed to your 404 page or that nothing was displayed on the template at all?

Cheers

Greg

Hi Greg,
I mean that I still get a 404 redirect

This looks like a parse order issue. Can you try nested (or embedded) Simple Conditionals? Try putting the whole {exp:weblog:entries} block into a sub template.